[0:16] John Phillips is here, Rodney Davis. I mean, it's the second.

[0:22] First, I'd like to turn it to citizens, concerns.

[0:27] Be in your normal state, since you're here tonight.

[0:29] Does anybody hear me, citizens?

[0:31] I don't know.

[0:36] Next, I don't know what business.

[0:39] I'm drinking water, town hall.

[0:41] Yes.

[0:43] I think, I don't know.

[0:45] I try to be known whenever I go.

[0:46] that actually came through, but I had a copy here.

[0:52] But I had a conversation, I'm just going to read this,

[0:54] I had a conversation with Kelton,

[0:57] and I asked, don't you believe that we've got a maintenance

[0:59] on the core of the filter system?

[1:01] And this is what he said.

[1:04] There will be testing required every six months

[1:07] or arsenic, which also may result

[1:10] and the arsenic filter need to be changed.

[1:14] I don't know how much water has actually gone through the system, the integral could be extended

[1:20] to nine months.

[1:22] So, in other words, the more water that's used, we have to change it more often than,

[1:29] And what I want to say is that the tests can be done through the state like we did with

[1:34] the more recent testing we did.

[1:37] Six months has been recommended schedule until we can establish an accurate reading

[1:42] for arsenic on our apartment, and it is mandatory that the U.C. ball industry plays once a year,

[1:52] and that ball cost 61,5 cents. So there is that expense. The wider software that comes

[2:00] with the system will need to be monitored and salt will need to be added to a term that

[2:07] by the amount of water that is actually gone through the system.

[2:11] Again, like the test day, it would depend upon how much use is done.

[2:18] It could be as often as once a month, but it's also dependent upon how often it regenerates

[2:25] and flushes itself out.

[2:27] The filter system that's a demand style, meaning again, is determined by the amount of water

[2:33] actually used.

[2:34] It could be more often if there are large or frequent events here at the time of all.

[2:41] All it makes, all it makes can easily be performed by anyone, it's fairly simple to do.

[2:47] And there's absolutely nothing that is hazardous or toxic, which means it can be easily disposed of.

[2:54] Obviously the system will need to be installed by a plumber, and we could conceivably contract with whatever plumber we used to perform the maintenance

[3:04] If none of us would want to get involved with it, but naturally, there's going to be costs with that worker.

[3:12] And if I close out by saying this, there's more questions.

[3:16] I'm willing to reach that I call it to kelvin.

[3:18] He's a real easy guy to talk to.

[3:21] He knows what he's talking about.

[3:23] So, the stack-ordered system of what a variable was,

[3:26] one, three, three, thought the variable was.

[3:29] That includes, I mean, that's what the system got, right?

[3:34] So, it was taken everything that is efficient

[3:38] within the water here.

[3:41] That's great, three, oh, nine.

[3:44] Okay, plus whatever the maintenance.

[3:47] Yes, I'm not sure if it remains once a year,

[3:49] I mean, like, over the off and we have to send a test out,

[3:52] However, often we need to change the filter, okay, that space is well and we're still okay.

[3:59] That's great. This is huge and we call it something.

[4:02] And I mean, the only other experience would be if we decided to have a problem with this,

[4:07] or it's like rather than somebody who knew it.

[4:12] This is like a dumb question.

[4:13] Where will the water soften there?

[4:15] And any other could be building downstairs?

[4:17] There's like, yeah, probably downstairs.

[4:18] in school, on the other hand,

[4:19] on the other side, I'm going to make a motion

[4:24] before I'm still in.

[4:26] Yeah, I'll make a motion.

[4:28] I'll make a motion.

[4:29] I'll make it clear.

[4:30] I'll make a motion.

[4:32] I'll make a motion.

[4:33] You got a proper cover.

[4:35] Yeah, that'll be the next thing that's going to be the next thing.

[4:39] I'll come right here.

[4:41] Well, it's 33.09.

[4:45] Well, there's one.

[4:45] If you want that, you can see the solution.

[4:47] Right.

[4:48] It should be a bit out of the arm.

[4:55] Yeah.

[4:56] And we'll do that way.

[4:59] Perfect.

[4:59] That's just the work for Grant.

[5:02] Yeah.

[5:03] But when does it begin?

[5:04] It's started when going to a situation anyway, it's tomorrow.

[5:07] Yeah.

[5:08] That's good.

[5:10] And just got, do you want to talk to parents about looking at the installation?

[5:16] I don't know if they know all that they're supposed to do that.

[5:19] I'll mention it in the last one.

[5:22] Yeah.

[5:23] That's a good step.

[5:25] I don't know.

[5:25] A couple of things that many need to finish up with the garage, but they might be done

[5:30] at half a thousand.

[5:31] I think the garage needs to be done.

[5:37] That's over green update.

[5:40] So, I mentioned last time that there has been just hearing around health.

[5:44] There's interest in the secondary update.

[5:45] I talked first to Jay and see if he would be willing to do a run to the transportation.

[5:52] We do another one and he said yes.

[5:54] And then I called him to sell out to find out if there would be a charge.

[5:57] Because we would bring up data, so I'm not charged.

[5:59] That's a statewide thing.

[6:01] Because sell us if there would be no charge.

[6:03] He said no, great job.

[6:03] He says the town network.

[6:05] So what I'm going to confirm that with them, we're going to talk a little more about that.

[6:10] The Julie Madison and I got together and we're thinking about 2017.

[6:16] And it would be run exactly the way, and then, yes, people could drop stuff off here and then leave

[6:21] me a note, and then on the 19th, which is the moment you take stuff to the translation,

[6:28] coffee, the fun, the town hall, all of that would be the same.

[6:33] So if everybody's okay with that, I'll go ahead and pull up the fires.

[6:50] There's been a lot of people asking what to call them so far now, and it's a ball off, and they're going to self-east corner, or something about dialing or dialing sounds.

[7:00] But it's above dialing right and they change the color, further up, and of course increase

[7:07] the size.

[7:08] So that means that when the law is going to be increased as well.

[7:12] So, that's where that one's called, and I thought there'd be another one actually making

[7:17] another one up to the counter edge, that's going to be installed in bare-town this wall.

[7:24] They had it, so they've been on a truck again at this time of a long time.

[7:29] You

[7:30] Thank you for 33,000. And there was a way to counter an offer. So Jay thought he would counter an offer to see if they would bump it off a little bit, so, but I don't know if we want to pay that up to later, just keep it on, option international, but no, I don't want to go around and see what was the desire to know. I don't remember what that was. Last time, of course, we really can't go by the last time, because the

[8:00] you know, right, they ran it up to almost 50,000 to 50,000.

[8:04] That was like 48,000, I think.

[8:07] Some of us are in that race range,

[8:08] and then of course, you can go through it.

[8:11] So then they put it back on,

[8:13] and it's at 30, 30.

[8:15] So I think we can still, if we wanted to,

[8:17] except if there were three we could,

[8:19] or we could count it off,

[8:20] and I think Jay was going to count it off,

[8:22] or just to see if they would, you know,

[8:25] come up a little bit more.

[8:27] So that's what that's at.

[8:29] I think you should go ahead and cover them off of it.

[8:31] It's nothing to lose.

[8:32] Right exactly.

[8:34] I think you might have done that.

[8:35] I have a talk to Jake.

[8:37] And on the sense, well, he asked me to call for a second minutes,

[8:41] but that was one day in my suite,

[8:43] and it didn't have time or as you would stop.

[8:46] So I was in the roller court.

[8:47] I really keep.

[8:48] I felt just who looking at my phone.

[8:50] He texted me, I just wanted to meet him.

[8:52] You know all this.

[8:55] We stepped today,

[8:56] diverting two screens away from the call.

[8:58] we will be replacing tomorrow replacing the three-foot squash cover with an A-flux squash cover.

[9:03] Sand is important. Sand your road will be closed at 7667 in Bear Town between 780 and 430 p.m.

[9:12] This is tomorrow. First translated project is complete. That stretch between both crown maple buildings.

[9:21] This include cover replacement, shading off-blind corners, still linkages and travel.

[9:26] Have we told the people that little there?

[9:29] I don't know.

[9:30] No, we've got just this initial work.

[9:32] I don't know.

[9:33] I'm going to take this time.

[9:34] It's the most of the other side.

[9:35] It's our problem.

[9:36] How did you do it?

[9:41] I don't know.

[9:42] I was the same thing.

[9:43] We should follow up.

[9:44] I'm a vacation tonight.

[9:46] Just in case.

[9:47] And he might just always say it.

[9:49] He always got to be close when I'm like,

[9:51] be just alone.

[9:51] I mean, I'm sure you know,

[9:54] somebody had to get through the country.

[9:55] Yeah.

[9:56] I'm so happy.

[9:57] Okay.

[9:58] I'll text him just to confirm when we were just...

[10:02] That he's making a stop to forget.

[10:04] I'm sure.

[10:05] Because the sounds of the color must be up,

[10:07] obviously up there to get ready to date tomorrow.

[10:10] Because it was going to take him a day or two

[10:12] to divert the water to get it away from where they're going to be working tomorrow.

[10:17] So...

[10:18] That's pretty far up that case.

[10:20] Because that's...

[10:21] You know, we're...

[10:21] 1.5 miles past my house.

[10:24] Okay.

[10:25] So,

[10:29] that's got to be up close to make sure they're at that end.

[10:37] So, that's the real report.

[10:40] Office copy and repair approaches.

[10:44] So, in the papers I gave you guys, there's two quotes.

[10:48] So, the copy or a couple of researchers can finally tell me if we always copy or that they work with.

[10:56] which is fine except it is printing black spots all over everything that are copying.

[11:04] And then I usually use the other office printer for printing things out, but for landowners,

[11:11] I have to use the cop here.

[11:13] So all of the current deeds are coming, they're all splotched in the subclasses they're less

[11:18] readable.

[11:20] So, I think, you know, it's something we have to deal with because we have to keep those

[11:26] layers in a certain condition.

[11:29] So, I have two quotes, there's sort of two different directions that we can go in, one

[11:35] of the purchase thing and one of the leads thing.

[11:39] A lot of offices in the leads, the library, the Arts Camp, the library, it has theirs

[11:45] So, I did ask for quotes for both, just to kind of get

[11:49] essential what that was, you know, look like.

[11:53] So, the lower quotes for the least was from the repeat

[11:57] business systems, which is where this copy or came from,

[11:59] you know, that now.

[12:01] And they offer a lease on a use machine for four years,

[12:06] for $77 a month, which includes all of the toner

[12:10] and parts and service and a certain number of pages

[12:14] term on which we would never exceed. Or there's the option of purchasing and then the copier

[12:22] quote for that was about 6,000 and the estimated value last about 15 years. And the service

[12:30] is not just still a service contract that you have to have at 60 dollars a month, even when you buy

[12:36] So, you know, it's, I don't know what the best solution is, you know, I think that buying in some ways makes more sense because if you do have such a low volume, then it would last a long time, but because you have to have a service contract, it makes it less clear if that's very, very low, especially then, at least it is only $17 more than the service contract with no purchase costs.

[13:04] So, yeah, I'm just curious if you all had some opinions or what direction you think it would be best.

[13:11] Katie, would really like to text someone that we have, and if it's tomorrow, it's going to try and take some things part and try and fix it.

[13:20] So, as it gets fixed, we could keep using it, but I think we should have got the plan, just in case, you know, it doesn't all come out together perfectly.

[13:29] But, yeah, I think the, you know, the $77 that, like I said, that's a refurbished model.

[13:36] But, in four years, through the event, they have an upgraded one.

[13:39] You know, there's an release, sir.

[13:41] So, yeah, that's kind of, that's kind of what's happening.

[13:45] I'm going to maintain it for some reason.

[13:46] It's maintaining all the events of the care, it's color.

[13:50] And up to 500 pages a month, which I do not use more than that.

[13:54] So, and that's color too, which should be kind of an optimal or else color.

[14:02] And if you take either one, it's going to save us money because I'm using the printer, the small,

[14:08] you know, personal sort of size printer, which uses toner at a higher rate to cost a lot more.

[14:14] Because of that machine, not functioning right.

[14:17] So, I need to be the way, it's going to be a monetizing thing.

[14:21] It's just whether you'd want to put down that big $6,000,

[14:24] I was up front to have something for 15 years or I just go to the least row.

[14:30] I did the math, 15 years, just 33 hours a month, plus the $50 contract, has cheaper

[14:36] a lease.

[14:37] It seems cheaper a lease.

[14:39] If we won, we'll be able to do it a little more.

[14:42] For your thoughts, yeah.

[14:45] Well, she...

[14:46] I have a question.

[14:47] Done?

[14:52] Um...

[14:52] Oh, I know what it was, it's on the paper, can you?

[14:55] Just for clarification, it says up to 500...

[15:01] And we just monthly from $9 or so. But you're saying how many, how many, there's included with this dresser code.

[15:09] Yeah, so the two different companies have sort of a different approach. So the one where you purchase the machine and then have a service contract, that $6 million, includes your pages, unless you go over $60 with the pages, which we wouldn't do.

[15:27] Whereas, this one where you're leasing for the $77 a month, you do pay for that $9 for your $500 pages, I believe.

[15:41] So I guess it would be $9 more, you know, if that's a little long there.

[15:48] But I'll be paying the toners and food it.

[15:51] Which is essentially what you're paying for with the $9.

[15:54] you're printing.

[15:57] So it's something like all of it and we couldn't use it. They would take

[16:00] out of the middle one. So you wouldn't go over 500. That's really what I was trying to do.

[16:07] Yeah, no we don't. I would say I probably do somewhere between 250 and 500 but 500 would be a really busy

[16:14] month. Okay, and if she did it says it's only 0.017 cents per page. So that's the two cents page of

[16:22] of the other. So let me just ask this question, understanding that the $77 is cheaper and

[16:30] would be a better way to go, but it's referred, referred. So I just want to ask the question,

[16:37] would it be wiser to go to the three year one and get it's given up right sooner? I mean, yes,

[16:46] it's a little bit more expensive, but I'm just asking the question, if it wouldn't be

[16:52] wiser, because sometimes you get a refer to one and it's nothing but problems, but

[16:58] it's not a fair answer for it, but I think that would be a question, and I'm sure that

[17:05] we're not locked into that one and something goes wrong with it.

[17:09] I mean, I mean, yes, there's what I was thinking.

[17:14] And the key business is the company we deal with now.

[17:17] Yes, and you already have to.

[17:20] They've been finding, they haven't had to work with them because they don't service machines that old anymore.

[17:27] So I haven't had to, but they do have their service workers in Arlington.

[17:34] So if we haven't issued, he was in Arlington because they could come out quickly.

[17:37] There is that opportunity, so.

[17:42] Well, we need a printer.

[17:43] We are a copy of whatever we need.

[17:46] We can't have black spots on with it and so on.

[17:49] I see a little something.

[17:51] Yeah, yeah, I'm not going to agree with that.

[17:55] Just don't know if you're going to do the three year or the four year.

[17:58] It's been, I mean, in my mind, it was been upon.

[18:03] If they really will.

[18:05] They could have done it.

[18:06] Which is I think I'm sure that way.

[18:08] I'll be very, but this is the question of whether I can win right now.

[18:17] I would motion to go with the OE4, pending the answer to my question.

[18:21] I should be going to sell me $7 a month at least.

[18:23] It sounds like we're covered for any eventually.

[18:27] We're not doing anything crazy complicated with the printers anyway.

[18:31] It's not like we're printing our files in.

[18:37] So the question that I'm going to ask John, just to clarify is,

[18:42] If we're having consistent problems with a machine, would we get an exchange on that machine?

[18:47] Yes, that's what I would like to know.

[18:49] Instead of having to fight with it for 40 guys.

[18:52] Yeah.

[18:54] To our main decided, the next meeting, after we did that, or should we just,

[19:01] I mean, can you come back to you as well?

[19:03] No, just go to the lower part.

[19:06] I think we can.

[19:07] We have to wait.

[19:09] Yeah, we're all paid for that.

[19:10] Yeah.

[19:10] It's not excellent, doesn't it?

[19:13] All right, try to report it.

[19:27] Would they go and buy them?

[19:29] Yep, there's a nice, I know it's here somewhere.

[20:31] Just because we go in professional fees,

[20:35] do you know it?

[20:36] Does it in the market?

[20:40] To all of that, it's all good.

[20:43] And also there's been a couple of small bells from around that.

[22:19] are done totally and solved. It's great to show you the out on this one. It's very clear.

[22:26] There is a passive branch there.

[22:30] And we're just going to talk to the grandals about that can come up things like signage and cones and protect the equipment for the road crew.

[22:42] And in the case, putting a list together, there are a couple of other things that we've talked about for the garage, but are outstanding to the generator.

[22:50] I think he's looking into what we might get that.

[22:54] So far, we're not going to be able to find any way to get it planned.

[22:57] So that might be all the other.

[22:59] And do you want to re-out with a peer fruit that you're crossing the water here?

[23:05] I'm going to pass it down.

[23:09] Sounding like, cattle track and green, which was originally in Torps,

[23:15] only because we're having that pretty good working relationship with him.

[23:18] There's some, you know, close by.

[23:22] That's good.

[23:23] Um, I think I mentioned last time that there are still a few people who are interested in figuring out what we can use at school else for.

[23:31] Um, so far, it's time to talk to people who are interested in trust, and I suppose getting to meet the other number number seven, which is Saturday.

[23:40] Here, to anybody who's interested in seeing what comes out of that, I've been reminded everybody here, isn't it?

[23:46] how in order to use the school out, so I'll make sure everyone's right at that and I can stay

[23:51] up.

[23:52] And what the restrictions are.

[23:55] It's okay.

[23:56] Please, can you shave like that for the insurance?

[23:59] Yes, that's okay.

[23:59] Yeah, that's right.

[24:01] That's right.

[24:01] Yes, I don't.

[24:04] Yeah.

[24:05] I don't.

[24:06] I don't.

[24:07] I don't.

[24:08] Also, just a child property.

[24:11] The regional emergency management committee is.

[24:15] going to go again, and that is a quarterly meeting, and also quarterly meeting of emergency

[24:21] management directors from town across the county, row through firefighters, police,

[24:27] police, all this out from the bench, and police officers usually comes. They need quarterly

[24:31] and they rotate through different towns of the county, and they are wondering if at some

[24:37] point they can meet you. It's a Tuesday night, it's about an hour or an hour and a half. So,

[24:43] If that's the period of the video,

[24:45] I'm gonna come back and ask you, fine.

[24:48] Okay,

[24:51] please.

[24:51] I don't know what this is, I don't know what this is.

[24:53] The just of such a good approach,

[24:55] let us go out to the organization's

[24:58] and get a procreations problem.

[25:00] If you look, we talked about that last year,

[25:02] and we were getting a teleporter together.

[25:04] I think it's good to be tired

[25:06] without those letters coming up to go out.

[25:08] So, again, I mean, we need to do that.

[25:11] Just asking these organizations,

[25:14] You know, we must document for us what we've done with this house mandate, what we've tried to do this year, and that's never really done, and for us before, we just kept the orders we got, so.

[25:31] Last day for the really jumping around your last day before we have also held this place facility in Benington to be open is also a fifth.

[25:40] I'm going to use a question going off the paper oil and I thought.

[25:47] I'm going to use the paper.

[25:48] Yeah, would you like me to draft this letter?

[25:53] Thank you so much.

[25:54] Okay, I'm only going to be submitting a letter.

[25:57] Any of you have sure have some thoughts on the hubris.

[26:00] She was very vocal about that.

[26:03] Okay, I'm going to be here.

[26:08] Last thing, we had talked about, I think, a formally about being making

[26:12] the third project of the position of one victim instead of a victim, and of course, there

[26:18] will be a problem for the time.

[26:19] I could talk about the lawyer at the SCT, and apparently by statute, nothing can be done

[26:25] about this until you have an article voted upon.

[26:30] So, though, there can't be anything done, primarily, prior to the time we need to make it

[26:35] an article.

[26:35] So it's very common principle.

[26:42] It's a, it's a, sorry, that's the list.

[26:44] That's okay.

[26:45] I like the circle back to the water.

[26:47] Yeah, yeah.

[26:49] Yeah, yeah, yeah.

[26:49] Yes, I forgot to ask you, what, what you want me to do with this,

[26:55] should I call Carlton say we want to get it?

[26:59] Or should I, you want to wait till we find a plumber?

[27:03] Or do you want someone else to take?

[27:04] I mean, what do I think would you just get and ask Calvin, you know,

[27:10] who do you recommend installing, you know, okay, okay, and maybe he can give us a ballpark

[27:17] idea of what's going to cost installed. It's going to be 4,500 bucks, maybe it would just

[27:22] get a total of a total of very worth with, that knows the bill, that's not going to be

[27:27] right, but I mean, you know what exactly I can't believe it's going to be astronaut,

[27:32] to install. I can imagine you would be here at Salt. Maybe we would tell you one of them through

[27:37] it and just kind of hit around the head and we would recommend install something like this.

[27:43] You know, it's kind of nice to use the same people that help them and know, like, look,

[27:50] Randy, there's all the much working knows everything. They got it installed with the weather.

[27:55] You might just keep everything doing the maintenance on all of that because he's the one that's

[27:59] You know, like I think a plumber, any plumber, you know, licensed plumber could put this in.

[28:08] So I mean, if you just want to,

[28:12] I mean, I mean, because I don't know, I'm this web is out of rock.

[28:16] So whoever he's going around is something they are out of high sea.

[28:20] So I'm wondering if we have just going to be venues, right?

[28:25] I like that idea because if they don't know about what's wrong with me, it's the same 50 dollars.

[28:32] It's always going to be a world to it.

[28:33] Right.

[28:33] Exactly.

[28:35] You know, we're putting something out to bid for a 500 dollar job.

[28:38] And who's been on jobs like that?

[28:42] So, I think what we got to do is go with,

[28:46] we already had something installed in the oil in the right.

[28:49] So...

[28:49] Right.

[28:51] The statute should be willing to do it for us.

[28:52] Now, the other thing is,

[28:57] can we go ahead and purchase this without stepping on or pulling

[29:02] our spokes?

[29:04] In other words, usually when the plumber lies parts and what not, or see, gets a little bit

[29:14] of, you know, the race is the place of the normal.

[29:18] If we say we've already got it, is that going to change the tune, and you talk to the judge

[29:23] you know, charge quarterly being the argument market, because if the ask of plumber to the

[29:28] buyer, now we're talking, right, maybe a couple of emails, exactly. So I like to think

[29:33] about what's my thing, the artist just for her to sit and have it delivered to have it

[29:37] delivered here, and ask the Google plumber to install it. Okay, that's just being it, I don't

[29:42] do you guys think? Well, it makes sense to me, I just wanted to be right by it, no, go

[29:48] So I can call them tomorrow and say, give them a rip and what we need to do to keep

[29:56] the illness or whatever they do, I don't imagine.

[30:00] All this, I'm not sure how the county would do that, or if we need to have a check cut, I don't know, I'll talk to it, I'll talk to you tomorrow.

[30:10] All right,

[30:13] let me remind you. But like I have permission to just go ahead and order it then, if it, I mean, yeah, as well, we'll do this, we'll put it down in the workers, you know.

[30:21] Okay, have it, have it prenaut be on, I'll do it, I'll do it, I'll add it to our orders, okay, and we'll go about that way.

[30:29] Okay, they're all calm to know, say everything's a problem, please have a shift here, perfect.

[30:35] So, and I don't know that, but the town has a debit card.

[30:39] Yeah, we do have a card, so I can pay over the phone with the card, and there's a way to order it back for that.

[30:45] Okay, so I'll try to take care of this tomorrow morning, and then if I need to, I'll call you, and I have to call them.

[30:51] We have no problem at all.

[30:53] Okay, perfect.

[30:56] We could reach out upon here.

[30:57] Is it a rule?

[31:01] It's a rule.

[31:18] You have a copy of it.

[31:19] It's a structure.

[31:20] It's a book.

[31:23] Yes.

[31:26] I bet you're already not here.

[31:28] You look at some of the tools.

[31:31] Yeah, I know one of me.

[31:35] Yes, I know one of me.

[31:35] Yes, I know one of them too.

[31:37] That's right.

[31:39] That's like that.

[31:40] Thank you.

Sandgate Select Board 09.21.26

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